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Lingua-EN-Numbers
(1.01)
Lingua-EN-Numbers
(1.01)
This module converts between numbers written as words, as in "Twenty-two", and arabic numerals, as in "22". It seems to work satisfactorily.
Ben Bullock - 2007-09-10T08:29:14
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Lingua-EN-Numbers
(0.01)
Lingua-EN-Numbers
(0.01)
Seems to offer a good functionality in the Num2Word domain of Lingua:: modules. Unfortunatedly some handling is buggy as of 0.01, e.g.
300 returns Three-Hundred Zero, while 301 returns Three-Hundred One.
Richard Jelinek - 2004-06-09T13:59:42
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Lingua-EN-Numbers
(0.01)
Lingua-EN-Numbers
(0.01)
[See also: Lingua::Num2Word, which is a cool wrapper for number -> word converters in serveral languages.]
This module converts numbers to the English equivalent (for example 20 => "Twenty"), in either American or European style. The module is object-oriented, but makes heavy use of class variables, which is a serious weakness IMO.
Compare to Number::Spell, which has less functionality but a simpler interface.
Chris Dolan - 2003-08-15T09:51:56
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2 out of 2 found this review helpful:
Lingua-EN-Numbers
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Lingua-EN-Numbers
(0.01)
It does what it says: you give it a number and it gives you that number represented in English. To be honest, it's missing features (non-US English, for one thing) and not super-elegant, but it Just Works, and I can drop it into my projects without having to think about it. Good enough for me!
Ricardo Signes - 2003-08-15T08:01:48
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